formulaically
- adverb
- /ˌfɔːrmjəˈleɪɪkli/
- She solved the equations formulaically, ensuring that each step followed a precise mathematical procedure.
Examples
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So that gets us pictorially and formulaically here to this notion of the confidence interval and how we actually go about calculating that.
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The scientist approached the complex problem formulaically, using established methods to derive the solution.
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In his report, he analyzed the data formulaically, adhering strictly to the standard protocols for research analysis.
Synonyms
In a way that uses numbers and rules to show something is true
In a way that uses a set of steps a computer follows
To do simple number calculations like adding or multiplying
Antonyms
How Systematic
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Formulaically comes from the word formula, a 'little form' or fixed way of doing things that people use in math and rules, and it links to the simple word form meaning 'shape' or 'way'. So, to work formulaically in calculations or planning is to use a set step-by-step method or equation every time.